Jacob Rief

Could you please be more specific on what you want to achieve. Using the settings variable `CKEDITOR_SETTINGS` it is possible to configure CKEditor quite heavily to your own needs.

[djangocms-cascade](https://pypi.org/project/djangocms-cascade/) has a plugin which can handle images inside the text editor. It behaves as a normal CMS plugin and uses django-filer as its media store. It is even possible...

@Chematronix drag & drop works fine via django-filer. As I wrote, it behaves like a normal image plugin, hence images are managed by the existing media store. My default browser...

Just my two cents: Easy-Thumbnails already supports this, using the global options THUMBNAIL_HIGHRES_INFIX and THUMBNAIL_HIGH_RESOLUTION, so there is not need to make things more complicate, by changing the model and...

@yakky in settings.py add ``` THUMBNAIL_HIGH_RESOLUTION = True ``` Then, somewhere in one of the base templates: ``` ```

@mkoistinen Today, for another project, I again came across this theme. There are few interesting things to note here. The W3C has two proposals, one is based on the ``...

As I wrote yesterday, in Chrome 38 Javascript is not even required, to get this working. Its already built into that browser. Please check http://caniuse.com/#search=picture for details. I'd therefore go...

@FinalAngel I haven't seen any specification that the `` element is deprecated in favor of `srcset`. Please point me to any literature, if I'm wrong here. From my point of...

@FinalAngel yesterday I went through the full specs for `` and this changed my mind. I now fully support this in favor of the `...` element, as it is less...

@yakky Using Javascript sending a HEAD request to determine, if the 2x picture is available, is a really ugly hack, invented about 2-3 years ago. I fully support this, and...